| CALABRESE | Cables are wound round a vegetable |
| SPINACH | With end of fingers, squeeze round a vegetable |
| SALOONCAR | Vehicle wound round a bird (6,3) |
| DAVENPORT | -- -trick, artifice by which one wound round and tied with ropes can be set free (9) |
| LINT | It's wound round a wound (4) |
| LOINCLOTH | What's cool and thin, wound round top of legs? |
| CYBERNAUT | Surfer wound round nearby, swirling |
| THREAD | Yarn wound round a screw (6) |
| COMPILED | Wound round a politician and got it put together (8) |
| REELED | Wound round a drum (6) |
| BITT | Either of a pair of strong posts on a ship's deck to which mooring or other cables are fastened (4) |
| CLEARASABELL | All cables are deciphered and readily understood |
| REEL | A cylindrical device on which thread, silk, yarn, paper, film are wound |
| WINGNUTS | They are wound and screwy (4,4) |
| INIDLE | Positioned geocentrically, components are wound up (2,4) |
| SPOOL | What things are wound around (5) |
| REELS | Staggers / totters / cylindrical devices on which thread, silk, yarn, film, wire are wound |
| LESIONS | What are wounds known as (7) |
| BOA | A large constricting serpent; or, a snake-like coil of feathers, looped or wound round the throat (3) |
| COIL | Eg, wire wound round and round |
